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@herstorylives740522 күн бұрын
It appears that the children are also learning to live in a diverse society, as well. The after-school studies appear to be less stressful than traditional private academies. This could be a model for the Korean Society in more ways than the increasing the birth rate.
@buzchannel789420 күн бұрын
Even in countryside japan I saw couple having 4 to 10 kids .
@gamermeeka22 күн бұрын
This makes me so happy and hopeful to see that there are still parts of Korea where there is a higher birth rate.
@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj19 күн бұрын
Yup and hope more areas boost their birth rates too.
@carkawalakhatulistiwa7 сағат бұрын
😂 1.26 is so low. For comparison, the United States as a whole is still 1.62 and in rural areas it can still score 2.13
@sujathaviswanathan721020 күн бұрын
What a wonderful gesture from the Hwacheon authorities!
@alipotter061321 күн бұрын
It would be good to have this view on education and investing in great facilities for children in other countries, as well as other provinces in Korea!
@michaelashby965422 күн бұрын
Fertility decline appears to be correlated with urbanization. Korea was traditionally rural as was the entire world until recently. The other factor appears to be over population. Korea is mostly urban and has its greatest population density in it history. Its strange to speak of population and fertility and not mention these factors once. These are the common factors you see repeatedly. The places that still have higher fertility are the rural, religious, sparsely populated areas.
@KBowWow7522 күн бұрын
It's still an abismal birthrate though, so that's why urbanization wasn't mentioned. Clearly it isn't the reason for the overall trend, and they want to paint this birthrate in the video as a beacon for hope even though it's actually a stark reminder of just how dire the situation is nationally.
@HKim007222 күн бұрын
lol, worst analysis ever. At least look at the charts on urbanization and fertility rate to see that you are wrong. It's almost like you don't know families that live in Korea and are just spit balling Peter Zeihan type information.
@0xyGen_2.p022 күн бұрын
Actually fertility rates mostly corellate with wealth. The wealthier society, the less interest for children. Wealth is result of productive economy, and in such economies people work a lot. Then there is birth control and other factors, such as lack of proper properties for raising family, absence of children supporting infrastructure and network (kindergardens, day care etc.), things like that, raise of individualism and comformism etc. Wide range of different factors, really.
@HKim007222 күн бұрын
@@0xyGen_2.p0 I'm one of the few people that aren't worried. The only area I'd be a bit concerned is the military. If I were a politician, I'd start creating small test programs for foreigners to join the military in exchange for citizenship. It's really easy to import workers for Korea due to it's size. I'd imagine that Korea will be get to at least 25% foreigner / mixed race over time. That's only +10M people (currently at 5%). That's a reasonable number to import math wise. Society will need to change and become more welcoming which will have issues. lol, if China imported 10% more people that would be 140M.
@0xyGen_2.p022 күн бұрын
@@HKim0072 That's exactly the logic behind illegal migration in Europe. The most vital parts where young population lives that can raise fertility (those that aren't in fertility age were just supposed to fill up the pension system that gets critically empty without labour active population ) is Africa, Middle East and India, Pakistan. Problem with these populations is their mentality they came with from their native countries: 1. no working culture whatsoever, 2. a culture of depending on social supports and crime (mostly small like thefts, but also raping culture) as a lifestyle (result of 1), and 3. religious fanatism and radicalisation (all being muslims) into which they were raised from birth. Assimilation in Europe gave no results and we have huge and aggressive illegal immigrant wave because EU decision making structure are dominated by radical leftist and progressive (woke) ideologies that see migrations as tool to destroy old Europe and build new according to leftist ideas and principles (dominance of (neo)marxist ideologies that caused two world wars already in.past).. So we have huge wave of immigrants that we feed and they actually do contribute to fertility rates, but their refuse to work so now we have problem even bigger than before, because we have to feed old population that contributed into pension system for 30 or 35 years but is spending from it for 20 or 30 years longer due to longer life rates, and we have to feed mass of young population in best labour active age out of social supports - while they refuse to participate to society as labour active part of population. They refuse to work and those (really smart minority) that do enter labour market have no working culture. They don't come to work at time, they can't work as hard as domestic population does, they often decide not to come to working place and so on. Also their literacy is low and their only source of "education" is quran. Young people not working from immigrant population also cause significant raise of criminal rate. Germany is disclosed official data (other states cover them for ideological resons) and crime rates went up just in 1 year for 80 % and perpetrators are in 95% illegal immigrants. How do you include these people in military? You can't. They refuse to asimilate, speak language of domestic country, they feel no loyalty for the country they moved in. In Germany they protest for khalifat, burn churches and are terrorising local population. Immigrant wave confirmed EXACTLY what is going on in France with its own muslim populations. Even third and fourth generations of muslims did not asimilate into French society and feel hostility toward French state. This is not because of racism of local population, it is because of dominance of islamism and racism on side of immigrants. Muslims see non-muslims as dogs and this 8s so for centuries. Nothing can change it. They see the countries they move in as their colonies. So you don't give these people access to guns (military). They would turn these guns against you. In my native country we prefer Asians from your part of world but economies there are strong so there isn't enough of interest for migrating over here.
@sharpasacueball20 күн бұрын
The only reason that area has higher birthrates is because of the military. Also, kids aren't going to hagwons there because there really aren't many options. Those working in the military tend to marry younger and have more kids, but despite the higher birthrates, the population's been decreasing every year there
@calvinang118 күн бұрын
I think the Korean men should learn from Hwacheon men on how it is done. All this talk, data and statistics are useless unless there are actions. The Korean gov should also give grants for cosmetic surgery for all child birth. Problems solved.
@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj20 күн бұрын
We have a program here in the US now too. It is called the after school program where kids can stay after school until their parents pick them up. They should have more of these services and centers to boost the country’s overall birth rate.
@sjquon22 күн бұрын
I wish that the United States had more community centers like this one. My husband and I used to spend 1/4 of our income on childcare, (we live in San Francisco), and we wanted to pay our part-time nannies a “living wage” and pay them retirement benefits. I only worked 2 to 3 days a week in my healthcare practice and was also a part-time professor in San Francisco. We have beautiful parks and playground’s in San Francisco, but we did not have a community center like this one in Korea. Korea has the right idea if they want to raise the birth rate!
@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj20 күн бұрын
They have it in our area. But it is just a program and not an actual community center like this.
@KBowWow7522 күн бұрын
It's more affordable and you can get more for less. Still not replacement birthrate though, so nothing really to celebrate.
@kimtaeri1322 күн бұрын
Cup half empty comment..i see half full as a Korean
@buzchannel789420 күн бұрын
In Seoul couples popping out lots of babies ,even lots of couple have twins . I don't think birth rate is decreasing it's js that PPL are migrating to larger city
@ailove31316 күн бұрын
Hwacheon is saving South Korea.
@0xyGen_2.p022 күн бұрын
Maybe John B. Calhoun's Universe 25 experiment actually teaches us something also about human behaviour as well. The richest societies get, the more wealth grows up, more natality (fertility) rates suffer. We already know that. This type of "behavioral sink" happened in Universe 25. Are we humans really so much different, or are we going through similar behavioral sink as happened in Universe 25?
@WildberryAB22 күн бұрын
❤
@wendyodell35621 күн бұрын
Very nice. Everything costs money here in the US and it's not nearly as nice.
@greatmacaron577922 күн бұрын
The learning they do in the centre is optional right ? I don't think at their age i wanted to do anything resembling schoolwork at their age after school lol
@0xyGen_2.p022 күн бұрын
they push their children in as many cram schools they can get them into as soon as they start to speak. They all do it. Me too, I believe children should have their careless childhood and time to develop their inner straight in happy, warm and loving environment without social pressure.
@greatmacaron577922 күн бұрын
@@0xyGen_2.p0 At their age as soon as I came home, I went and messed around with my friends outside until near sun-down. That's what childhood should be like. It's honestly sad how schooling culture is like in Korea and China. To think i would've ended up in a similar situation if my family didn't leave China gives me the creeps.
@0xyGen_2.p022 күн бұрын
@@greatmacaron5779 my childhood was the same. Happy one, full of child play and adventures from morning to night. Full of sun, sounds and smell. The books I loved and marked my life with that wonderful imagination that sharpens the brain and boosts curiosity. And fantastic 2 months long summer vacations when we didn't have to go in school and we kids would spent them on countryside at grandma's, running around barefoot, being free as birds. I think I was privileged to experience that, and I'm pleased to read that someone experienced it either. Today we see such scenes only in films like Minari or, at leads partly, in Koreeda's heartbreaking Monster. Isn't this sad? Are you Chinese or mixed Chinese-Korean if I may ask? An expat, perhaps?
@greatmacaron577922 күн бұрын
@@0xyGen_2.p0 Pure chinese, though I hardly speak it myself, ironically. And no, not an expat myself as I was born where i currently live in europe.
@0xyGen_2.p022 күн бұрын
@@greatmacaron5779 Thanks for answering. I'm European as well, hello to you, fellow European. Ni hao.
@TaKuyAlovesimoutomayu18 күн бұрын
you guys really thinks 1.26 is a good fertility rate
@Dung1NguyenTuan-ew4ey17 күн бұрын
Good relative to national average.
@TaKuyAlovesimoutomayu17 күн бұрын
@@Dung1NguyenTuan-ew4ey yeah but still it's terrible
@andriadipura639318 күн бұрын
Koreans do marry and procreate just like human nature is intended to be, but not in Seoul and Gyonggi-do. I've seen some Koreans young couple (under 40 years old) having more than 1 child.
@AleliBlossoms22 күн бұрын
Bias Ko Gawa na Tayo ng Saling Lahi
@YourAnpanman22 күн бұрын
What???
@donaldharvey216922 күн бұрын
Not the best child care. Best is with one paraent at home.
@aubreysong22 күн бұрын
Yes, but in this economy? Nowadays, everywhere, both parents works because they need the double income for the household. Rent, groceries, healthcare, etc.
@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj20 күн бұрын
Not everyone has that luxury. Most people don’t as both parents need to work.
@donaldharvey216920 күн бұрын
@@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj I didnt say that. The newscaster said this is the best childcare. Which is not true. The best is with one parant home and yes I know at times it requires two incomes. But I grew up with no income parants and made it. So it is possible.
@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj19 күн бұрын
@@donaldharvey2169True but it is not old days anymore. Kids these days don’t want to endure what our generation did.